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15:38 | 18 Gusht 2015
Arbresh.info

Dy femra kanë shkruar historinë ushtarake duke u bërë kështu luftëtaret e para femra të kalojnë kursin më të rëndë të trajnimit në ushtrinë e Shteteve të Bashkuara.

Të dyja së bashku me 94 meshkuj arritën ta kryejnë me sukses kursin prej 62 ditësh, i cili i mëson pjesëmarrësit se si ta mposhtin lodhjen, urinë dhe stresin dhe t’i drejtojnë me sukses operacionet ushtarake.

Kursi ka nisur në Prill dhe ishte i pari në të cilin morën pjesë edhe femrat. Në fillim të kursit ishin 19 femra dhe 381 meshkuj./arbresh.info

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